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Zoning File #2038 <br />July 6^^ 1995 <br />Page 2 <br />List of Exhibits <br />A <br />B <br />C <br />D <br />E <br />Application <br />Plat Map <br />Prof>eny Owners’ List <br />Hardcover Inventory 75-250’ Setback Area <br />Lakeside Elevation <br />F-1-2 Floor Plans for Two-Stor>’ Addition <br />G - Location Map (will assist members in locating rather secluded property) <br />H-1-7 Resolution Plus Exhibits for Application #1272 Approved by City 6/13/88 <br />I - New Survey/Site Plan <br />Description of Request <br />Applicant proposes a two-story 10’ x 28.3’ addition to the lakeside of the existing <br />residence. The structure will replace an existing grade-level screened porch and upper level <br />deck at 8’ x 28.3’. The new addition will extend 2’ closer to the lake but will be located out <br />of the 75’ setback area. There already exists a 30’ encroachment of the average lakeshore <br />setback line. The proposed addition would now extend 2’ beyond. Review Exhibits B and I, <br />the property to the immediate north is a vacant lot. The average lakeshore setback has been <br />determined from the residence structure on the second lot to the north. Hardcover exists at <br />52%. To offset the 2’ x 28.3’ expansion, applicant proposes the removal of 153 s.f. of plastic <br />liner beneath landscape area to the north side of the residence. Refer to Exhibit I. <br />The addition will also extend 2" further into the substandard north side yard proposed <br />at 9’ 4". <br />Review Exhibit H-1-7. In 1988, the City granted hardcover and side setback variances <br />for a partial second story expansion. A condition of that approval held that hardcover must be <br />maintained at 44.5%. This percentage has been adjusted to account for the reduction in area <br />within the 75-250’ setback area (now at 45.5%). Review individual hardcover improvements <br />- those noted in the 1988 review. Exhibit H-3, and improvements set forth in the current <br />hardcover inventory. Exhibit D. In 1988 bimminous paving was recorded at 840 s.f. The <br />current application shows it at 1,049 s.f. There is no new bituminous paving on this property <br />since 1988. Staff will provide a copy of the 1988 survey for comparison at the meeting. The <br />landscape areas underlain with plastic in 1988 were recorded at 413 s.f. In 1995 it exists at 722 <br />s.f. Review the specific areas on the property, staff found no new landscaping nor bituminous <br />paving. Staff would suggest that the current recorded hardcover inventory is in greater detail <br />than the 1988 review. <br />Review Exhibit I, the gravel area shown to the north of the garage was specifically noted <br />in 1988 as non-hardcover because it was not driven over. Members will observe that there is <br />an informal access drive to the undeveloped lot to the immediate north, probably used by owner <br />who lives to the east side of Elmwood seeking access to his lakeshore lot. Refer to Exhibit G, <br />Mr. Beito’s property is located on the staff map. You may find this exhibit useful in locating <br />the property as roadway locations become very confusing in this area of the City.